Why does SharpV read parked vehicles beyond my intended capture lane?
Answered by ANPR AI·Sourced
Short answer
Check character-height limits and the recognition area.
Explanation
Genetec documents these controls when troubleshooting poor or unintended reads.
Things to check
- Far-vehicle character height
- ROI
- Camera angle
- Target-lane framing
What to do
Constrain the area and size limits to intended traffic, then test near and far vehicles.
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